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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 11 (March 1870) (1870)

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xioms of his The old form of shaft-bar for single sleighs and cutters is so considering the small quantity of platina deposited on the system of physics in the Principia. It is no more possible to familiar to everybody that we need not dwell upon its pecu- glass, which quantity is not large enough… … from 15 to 20 days ; then 20 days more are required to elim- liarities. It provided a means whereby a single horse might or which increases, diminishes, or changes the direction of a inate the superabundance of mercury, and three months more travel in the right hand track made by a double team, but…

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